Reactivation Effort For Arledge Field Drives Chamber Action
Chamber of Commerce directors voted to pursue reactivation of Arledge Field by the United States Army Air Force. After a field inspection by Air Force officials and engineers, the group added four members to the aviation committee and outlined procedures to restore the field at minimal cost. They also approved actions on tidelands support, Stamford day at the State Fair, and local hospital insurance surveys, plus a hotel project committee and improved telephone service plans.
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United States Army Air Force
Arledge Field
Chamber of Commerce
A. C. Humphrey
Roy Arledge
Clyde Westfall
Bill" Morrow
Warren Tayman
H. J. Moreland
Sanford Hodge, Jr
Tom Bunkley
Herbert Lawdon
John Grissom
C. B. Gray
Joe Merideth
Texas
Tidelands
Stamford
Dallas
Fair Association
United States Chamber of Commerce
Jim West
A C. Humphrey
O. A. Kinney
C. C. Westfall
Roy Craig
Chamber
Local Chamber of Commerce Offers Government Contract Lists
Stamford's Chamber of Commerce acts as a cooperative office for the consolidated business reports of the U S Department of Commerce via the Dallas bureau. The weekly listings cover military and civilian contracts and include names and addresses of contractors awarded contracts of 25 000 or more for Texas and Louisiana, plus subcontracting contacts. The chamber invites businesspeople to visit for access and bidding opportunities.
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Stamford
Chamber of Commerce
Consolidated Business Reports
United States Department of Commerce
Dallas Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Dallas
Texas
Louisiana
Earle Walker
Cancer victim buried Tuesday at Plainview
Chle Henry Wofford aged 49 died Monday at Haskell hospital after a cancer illness. Funeral was held Tuesday at 4 p m at Plainview Baptist Church north of Stamford with burial in Highland cemetery. He was born August 4 1901 in Coleman County and lived in Haskell county and Stamford area. Survived by wife Elsie Nevada Arnold four children grandchildren and several relatives. Pallbearers and out of town mourners listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chle
Henry Wofford
Haskell Hospital
Mr. Wofford
Plainview Baptist Church
Haskell County
Stamford
W. T. Priddy
H. G. Hammer
Haskell
Highland Cemetery
Kinney and Corley Funeral Home
Colemnan County
Elsie Nevada Arnold
Elvin Minson
Thomas Minson
Abilene
Charles Daniel
Gerald Hinson
Michael Hinson
J. J. Wofford
Gladys Gibson
Lagerton
James J. Vernon
Lowell Wofford
Wofford
Jimmy Roberts
William Roberts
Odell Grigsby
Homer Scott
Louis Kohout
Emil Mueller
Arthur Manley
Wilver Conner
Jubbock
Johnny Pusby
Archie McGinley
Norman Cluck
Amarilla
Ray McMillan
Chester McMillan
Odessa
Elia Arnold
Ruby Williams
Dallas
Ruby Drusendorf
Waco
Resident Addie A. McBride Dies in Stamford at 77
Mrs Addie A McBride 77 a Stamford resident since 1910 died Tuesday at 845 am in the Stamford Sanitarium after a hospital stay since June 11 and leg amputation Funeral services were held Wednesday at 4 pm at Kinney Funeral Chapel Rev Charles E Fike pastor of St Johns Methodist Church conducted burial was in Highland Cemetery Kinley Funeral Home in charge She was born June 25 1873 in Russellville Alabama moved from Mart to Taylor County in 1905 to Abilene in 1907 and Stamford in 1910 Survived by son Milas M McBride Stamford grandson Milas EB McBride Oakland CA three sisters and a brother plus other relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addie A. McBride
Stamford
Stamford Sanitarium
Kinney Funeral
Charles E. Fike
St. John’s Methodist Church
Highland Cemetery
Kinley Funeral Home
Leslie Larche
Albert Ivy
Bogan Rhea
Local Family Visits from Houston
Dr and Mrs Valiant C Baird and daughter Mary Lou travel from Houston to visit Dr Bairds mother Mrs B H Baird and other relatives They plan to see daughter Brenda at Camp Arrowhead Hunt and son Clint at Lynnside Ranch Junction.
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Valiant C. Baird
Mary Lou
Houston
Dr. Baird
B. H. Baird
Brenda
Camp Arrowhead
Hunt
Clint
Lynnside Ranch
Junction
Navy Action Involving Jerry C Cole Seaman
Jerry C Cole seaman apprentice in the United States Navy from Stamford Rt 3 serves aboard a naval aircraft carrier heading attacks against Korean Communist forces. Mr and Mrs Paul Corley of Dallas plan to arrive Friday morning then travel to St Paul Minn Saturday to visit their son Lieut Carl Corley and his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry C. Cole
United States Navy
Stamford
Rt. 3
Paul Corley
Dallas
Mr Corley
Charley Corley
St. Paul, Minn
Lieut
Carl Corley
Stamford Tax Rate Set at 1.25
Maize harvest begins with strong prospects for high yields. Acreage shifted from cotton and wheat due to allotments, boosting maize area. Rail shipments total 11 carloads by Thursday noon: six Stamford, three Avoca, two Tuxedo. Each carload about 1,410,000 pounds. price Thursday at 1.60 dollars.
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Stamford
Avoca
Tuxedo
Kastner Accepts Advertising Post
Newly employed advertising manager of the Stamford American and Leader is F. J. Kastner, formerly with the San Antonio Light and Alamo Heights papers. He replaces John Bennett who moved to the Mission Times two weeks ago. Kastner and his wife Madie and son Lee will relocate to Stamford as accommodations permit. He has 15 years of newspaper experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford American and Leader
F. J. Kastner
San Antonio Light
Alamo Heights
San Antonio
John Bennett
Mission Times
Kastrer
Madie
Lee
Stamford
Methodist Services Slated for Sunday
The Rev. Charles E. Fike announces morning sermon on The Need for Intolerance at St. John’s Methodist Church. Evening sermon titled A Powerful Preacher follows the 8 o’clock service. Both services broadcast during August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Methodist Church
Charles E. Fike
Lindsey Family Vacation Tour to New Mexico Points
Mr and Mrs O L Lindsey and their children depart for a vacation visiting Roswell Ruidoso and Carlsbad Cavern among other destinations this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. L. Lindsey
New Mexico
Roswell
Ruidoso
Carlsbad Cavern
Miss Stamford Makes Miss Texas Semi Finals Surprise
Louise Livengood of Stamford reached the Miss Texas semi finals after finishing in the top 10 at New Braunfels. She described feeling scared yet excited during the two day pageant events and noted the prize wristwatch and a year’s nylons for contestants. Livengood played Hammond organ as her talent but could not perform it in the finals. The Miss Stamford winner earned the chance to compete in Miss Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Braunfels
Miss Livengood
Stamford
Stameford Jaycees
Mia
Texas
Cancer Victim Dies Tuesday Knight 79 Stonewall County Attorney
Stonewall county attorney T E Knight aged 79 died Tuesday at the Stamford Sanitarium after a cancer illness. He was a trustee of the Aspermont Methodist Church and will be buried in Aspermont cemetery after a Thursday service at 2:30 PM. Knight, a Winnsboro native, UT Law School 1908 graduate, married Lillian Hopkins in 1908 and lived in Aspermont since 1909 except six years in Fort Worth. He is survived by his wife and four brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. E Knight
Stonewall County
Stamford
Methodist Church
Aspermont
Mar. Vin Menefee
Knight
Winnsboro
Brooks Campaigns Here Thursday in Stamford
Pierce Brooks the Dallas County insurance man and Texas Safety Council president visited Stamford on Thursday. He addressed supporters at the Stamford Inn campaign headquarters and urged using the Lt Governor’s office to back Texas highway safety and crash reductions statewide.
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Pierce Brooks
Stamford
Stamford Inn
Brooks
Dallas
The
Texas Safety Council
Lt. Governors
Texas
May couple embarks on two week Mansfield visit
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. May left on Thursday for a vacation trip lasting about two weeks. They will visit their daughter Mrs. J. E. Upehureh in Mansfield, Ohio, and her husband and sons Mike and David.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. May
Mansfield
Ohio
J. E. Upehureh
Mike
David
Theatre Owner Addresses Rotarians on Movies Are Better Than Ever
Theatre owner CB Anderson addressed Rotarians on the film industry praising current cinema as improved. He outlined three production, distribution and exhibition roles and noted sound introduced via synchronized records and later sound on film. He showed a sound track and projection equipment and discussed theatre managers choosing films to balance genres and avoid overload of musicals or westerns. Tom Taylor of Howard Payne College Brownwood attended and invited members to hear Robert LaTourneau at the Swedors Freeapprent Grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Rotarians
Andersen
Tom ‘Taylor
Howard Payne College
Brownwood
Robert LaTournaeau
Police Chief Is Recovering After Heart Attack
Chief of Police George Flournoy, stricken at home early Thursday, was dismissed from Stamford Sanitarium Sunday noon. He received oxygen for two days and is recovering well and hopes to be downtown soon. A family gathering included daughter Mrs. Sarah F. Duncan and her son George F. Duncan from Washington DC, with other relatives visiting from Lake Charles Louisiana.
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George Flournoy
Stamford
George F. Duncan
Washington D. C
Dallas
Washington
George Flournoy, Jr
Lake Charles
Duncan
George
141 Attend Church of Christ Encampment Annual Event
The fourth annual Church of Christ Encampment at Leeders Baptist Encampment grounds July 31 and August 1 registered 141 attendees, the largest yet. Leaders from Knox City Rule Stamford oversaw, with daily Bible classes and songs, and a speaker each evening including Lee Rawlings, Joe Burton, Orvel Fildeck, and Glen L. Wallace. Next year’s dates are set for June 25 and 24 to welcome an expected larger crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Leeders Baptist Encampment
Stanley Shipp
Knox City
Alford Weller
Rule
Charles Il. Mill
Stamford
Mr. Hill
Lee Rawlings
Hlamlin
Joe Burton
Haskell
Orvel Fildeck
Anilene Christian College
Glen L. Wallace
Abilene
Home Demonstration Encampment Set This Weekend
The annual gathering of Traskel and Knox counties Home Demonstration clubs will meet at Lueders Baptist Encampment this weekend.
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Traskel
Knox Counties
Lueders Baptist
Breck Abilene O Brien Lead NSC State Softball Tourney
Breckenridge Belles pummeled Spurs Spurettes 15 1 in six innings while O Brien blanked Anson 4 0 on four hits. Stamford fell to Abilene 3 0 as June Stricklin and Marleng Mouser led Abi line. Winnie Thompson fanned 11 in three hit Breckenridge victory.
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Breck
Abilene
O’brien
NSC
Stamford
National Softball Congress
Wendeborn Field
Hicks Rubber Company
Breckenridge
Belles
Spurs
O'Brien
Anton
Roses
June Stricklin
Marleng Mouser
Dearlene Erp
Lois Knipling
Opal Dunnam
Dunnam
Winnie Thompson
Jackie Potte
Lrevkenade Girls
Obrens Lytle Duncen
Anson
Taxable Valuation Reaches 7 300 000 for City
Taxable valuation for the year rounds to 7 300 000 with a city tax rate set at 1.25 per 100. the levy would be 91 250 under the new rate after a revaluation that roughly doubled valuations. Preliminary 1950 assessed valuation shows 7 300 900 and officials caution collection the trend may drop below 1949 levels. A real estate equalization survey cited over 500 taxpayers to appear before the board. real property values were noted as more equal, while merchandise renditions faced doubt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grady Bowdry
Bowdry
Temporary Rationing Of Water Necessary
Stamford residents face voluntary water rationing as City Manager Grady Bowdry reports a loss of 438 000 gallons in storage since Monday. Even numbered streets may water on Monday Wednesday and Friday, while odd numbered streets water on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday, with no watering on Sunday. The measure marks the first rationing this year as talks with Paint Creek area landowners continue for a new city lake.
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Stamford
Grady Bowdry
Bowdry
Paint Creek
Stamford Lads Enter Post Rodeo in Weekend Events
Several Stamford boys attend the Post rodeo with entries in roping ribbon roping and bull riding. Participants include Jerry Keen Jo Ann Olinger Spencer Baize Bobby Joe Potter and Jack Clement in junior cutting horse and bareback events. Accompanying guardians are listed with each family.
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Stamford
Jerry Keen
Jo Ann Olinger
Spencer Baize
Bobby Joe Potter
Jack Clement
Little Dan
Roscoe Gillean
W. S. Olinger
Jo Ann
Post
Spencer
Sam Baize
Sterling Keen
Jerry
Conleate
Co-eds and Men Play Softball At Sagerton
The Bluebonnet and Sagerton Home Demonstration clubs sponsor a charity soft ball game in Sagerton Monday night at 8. The event billed as service men versus co-eds features girls as service men and boys as co-eds by dress. Ice cream pie cake and punch will be sold, with admission 20 and 10 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluebonnet
Sagerton
Local Fund for Diabetic Children Nears Goal in Stamford
Max Bentley, West Texas newspaperman, lectured Stamfords Junior Chamber at a Wednesday luncheon on the Sweeney Diabetic Foundation drive. The Fund for sponsoring two Stamford children in the Gainesville camp for diabetics nears its goal, supporting enrollment and a planned research laboratory. Camp Sweeney serves unprivileged diabetic children and opened June 12 with 45 enrollees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Bentley
West Texas
Stamfords Junior Chamber of Commerce
Sweeney Diabetic Foundation
Stamford
Bentley
Jaycees
Sweeney
Sin
Jim Lindsey
Hill
Fluests
Caarro Smith
Waco
National Softball Congress
Une Pre
Clarence Kelly
Abilene
Cab Calloway
Stanley Keese Accepts Fort Worth Post and Graduation
Stanley Keese of Webb Air Conditioning Co in Fort Worth has accepted a new position in the city. He recently earned his degree from Texas AAM College and received his commission as second lieutenant. The account notes a birthday celebration near Fort Worth hosted by Dale Stuse and the Keese family at their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Keese
Webb Air Conditioning Co
Fort Worth
Texas Aam College
Hiv Wee
Dale Stuse
Earl Keese
Haskell County selects THDA delegate Mrs Raymond Astin
State THDA delegate Mrs Raymond Astin represents Haskell County at the State THDA meeting at Be Springs on August 20. She serves as president of the Bluebonnet Home Demonstration club and is first vice president of the Merian Club of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Astin
Bluebonnet Home Demonstration Club
Haskell County
THDA
Bie Spring
Astin
Merian Club
Brown Family Trip Includes Colorado Springs Visit
Mero and Mrs Burl Brown returned Friday from a weeklong trip visiting Mrs Brown's sister in Lubbock and family, then staying several days in Colorado Springs and visiting Mr Brown's sister in Dumas. Jimmie Ann Ward accompanied the Browns. They visited Pike's Peak and other scenic spots in Colorado Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mero
Burl Brown
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B. P. Davenport
Gail
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Kastner
Miss
Miss Texas
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